Ford Mustang Bumper Guard Front Right (1), 1965-66 Ford Oem Part on 2040-parts.com
Osteen, Florida, US
This auction is for one single Ford Mustang Front Right Bumper Guard in good condition, but there is some very minor pitting if any at all. It could use a good cleaning and some polishing..
Please review all pictures and ask all questions before bidding.
I ask that you pay immediate with buy it now or within 24 hours of auction end with best offer. I will mail in 24 hours after your payment. I will ship to all 50 states via USPS first class and may upgrade for free to priority mail.
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